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The Sixties at RAF Sculthorpe |
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The photographs that appear on this page have been kindly donated to the site by various individuals who have contacted me. I would like to thank them all for letting everyone enjoy these memories. |
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The following pictures were submitted by Richard Andrews. He was at RAF Sculthorpe from 1962 - 1964. |
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Back Gate, RAF Sculthorpe |
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The following photos were submitted by George Hall Jr. They were taken in the 1961-1964 time frame. |
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A Thunderbird fly-past. 1962 Open House. |
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The oil-fired heater in the huts. My recollection is that each hut had two of them. Don't bump against one, drunk or sober, during the winter. |
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Thunderbird on ground. |
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The weather station on the ground floor of the air traffic/weather tower. This is where the pilots/aircrew got their weather briefing. |
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Another room in the weather station complex. The radio on the shelf is where I heard the news of President Kennedy's assasination. |
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A few folks outside the Fakenham Laundry building in the PX area. |
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This picture is submitted by Ray Antkowiak. It was taken in 1962. |
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This picture is submitted by Ray Antkowiak. |
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